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Have you looked at Tennessee's law? Not being the target of a specific law doesn't mean you aren't culpable. For example, if you drive someone to and from a ban
by falcolas 4y ago
Have you looked at Tennessee's law? Not being the target of a specific law doesn't mean you aren't culpable. For example, if you drive someone to and from a bank robbery, you're still culpable for the bank robbery.
But others (read lawyers) say it better.
"Tennessee law does not criminalize women who have abortions, but that does not mean they can't be prosecuted. In fact, the women could be charged with conspiracy or solicitation for seeking an abortion. And [Constitutional attorney David] Raybin said that with abortion being illegal, the father of a child could now sue a doctor or mother for performing the procedure."
And frankly, does it matter if the recipient of an abortion won't be prosecuted, if they can't legally be a recipient? See the case of the 10 year old who was recently evacuated from Ohio to get an abortion.